Saturday, July 27, 2013: Savage City Apocalyptic Art @ Bauhausu Long Beach

Check out this event Saturday, July 27, 2013 at Bauhausu in Long Beach great art, music, fashion, drinks and more!
1950 E 4th Street, Long Beach, Cali
www.bauhausulongbeach.com

Bow-Tiki Boutique Saturday, February 11, 2012

Music by John Tirado and DJ Jessie Trejo
322 Elm Ave Long Beach Ca 90802

Black Roses In the City of L.A: This Saturday, March 12, 2011

Land Mark, Inc. & Opia proudly present:

I am also pleased to announce this art exhibition is being curated by my comadre, Opia FDS please come down and support all her efforts in putting this show together. This event is featuring different generations of female graffiti artists from Los Angeles as they get together in collaboration for this special event. There will also be all female DJ's mixing some tight beats  and vendors selling one of a kind merchandise. If you need supplies make sure to support Landmark shop pick up some stuff. Save the date! see ya there!


Saturday - March 12th, 2010

10:00am - 6:00pm

Location:
Land Mark, Inc.
6709 S. San Pedro Street
Los Angeles, CA 90003

"Black Roses...in the City of L.A."

A live graffiti art event showcasing blossoming female talent in the Los Angeles and surrounding areas. The title of the event is symbolic for the rarity of artists themselves within a male dominated sub-culture. Each artist represents her own mysteriously unique style that stands out as does a black rose within a throng of red roses.

Event photography by:

www.AmayzunLA.com

Eris (www.HuskeyRadio.com)

Merchandise Booths:

Ezabel Jewelry

Rotting Fresh

Rebourn Jewelry

Sand One Silkscreened merch.

Opening Set:

DJ Sweet (10 am - 12 pm)
DJ Madame X (12 pm - 2 pm)

Closing Set:
DJ Michelle Q (4 pm - 6 pm)


http://www.blackrosesinthecityofla.blogspot.com/

www.twitter.com/blackrosesla

www.landmarkinc.net

www.lagraffitigirls.com

www.huskeyradio.com

www.twitter.com/teamhuskeyradio

Tales from 14th Street: Forgotten Oldies

"Tales from 14th Street" Is a look back at childhood days living in San Pedro California. I will share the fun and not so fun adventures of living in the hood during the 80's and early 90's. If anybody grew up in this area during that time please email or comment anytime and share your stories or thoughts.


I guess by now if you are a regular reader then you come to realize that I am very nostalgic and I have been since I was a kid. I love remembering the lost and forgotten, now don't get me wrong I am still up on game with the present and the future but why not love your own history? 


The year is around 1990 and the hood homies have been partying hard almost every weekend. If you read before, my window used to face the back of the apartments, so I was always awakened by all the noises. The funny thing is that nobody ever complained or hardly called the cops most likely because it was "todos los concidos"  which means all the people we knew. Everybody also seemed way older even though most of them where just teens. Now like before there is always those oldies that sick in your head from a certain time, even though an oldie has been an oldie forever some oldies stay stuck in time (make sense?) Dam aside weed what drugs where people doing back in 1990? lol something mellow I suppose if oldies are involved!


I think people where making-out or getting high when this song used to be on....but they always bumped it.

The Long Beach Experiment Art and Music Wed, Aug 25, 2010

Support my girl Opia this Wednesday in Long Beach for, " The Long Beach Experiment, Art and Music Show." There will be over 20 NFIA artists, music, poetry readings, performance art and much more!






When: Wednesday, August 25th
Time: 8 p.m. to 1a.m.
Where: The Cellar
201 E. Broadway
Long Beach Ca, 90802

Swapmeet Chronicles Features: 4BITZ

 Check out the 4BITZ tonight at " Brutalism A dance Performance"  This is the final installment of the Slanguage residency don't miss out!

"4BITZ" is a experimental dubstep group comprised of three members Dj Ghetto ( Carlos Mendoza ) Dj Subdin ( Jason Manzaneres ) and Enuf Talk (Edson Vizcarra) "4BITZ" brings the dupstep sounds to a live forum where drum machines, sequencers and sintisizers are manipulated and distorted with persision to produce head splitting bass lines, glitchy drums and reggae riddims in a futuristic soundboy stylee that will blow your mind... The crew met threw mutual friends and the love to produce dubstep music both in the studio and live although each members style is very different from the next the the complete whole creativeness is captured In the soundscape..

Carlos Mendoza ..

Join SLANGUAGE for...

BRUTALISM: A DANCE PERFORMANCE

featuring Dub City Tribe, Slanguage's very own teen break-dance group!

THURSDAY, NOV. 5th, 7-10pm

at MOCA GRAND

250 South Grand Ave.,
Los Angeles, CA 90012


FREE + Cash Bar

After Party @

Miss T's BARCADE

371 N. Western Ave.

Los Angeles, CA 90004

[Look for the Pacman ghost light...]

FREE

See you there...

More Music on

GHETTO'S MY SPACE

SUBDIN MY SPACE 

Update!! check out these videos of 4bitz at Brutalism

"We The Broke People"

Photo Google

This Past Saturday was the music festival “We the People” at the Los Angeles State Historic Park between China Town and Lincoln Heights.

The line up was pretty good, some of the acts I seen, and some I had not seen ,but the $45 price kind of turned me off since I been pretty broke these days. The same deal was with my friends who also wanted to go but did not want to pay the price. I understand times are changing and not everything is free or cheap in life, plus artist need to get paid as well.

I don’t condone sneaking in ha! But a couple of friends and I was we went up North Broadway to see if we could ear hustle at the acts, to our surprise many other people thought the same thing!

There was an open lot with a hole in the fence overlooking one of the main stages, there where people hanging out on chairs and on the broken concrete slabs that maybe once was a parking space for something. People kept walking and riding up in groups it was interesting.

I wish we would have come sooner! We only caught two acts, one was Barrington Levy who rocked it, the other was Dilated Peoples, but I don’t really dig them as much as when they first came out on the scene.
It was a good time for free, I know it sounds cheap and bootleg but times are ruff.

There where tons of cops and security but nobody was trippen they where deep because apparently a man got ran over and died on Broadway not to long before we got there , that is really sad and unfortunate.

The location was the shit though , a beautiful view of Downtown LA, I am sure they might cock block for a future event but it seems like a hassle to have them block off the top, I hope not!

Did anybody go to the event? how was it?

April Fools Group Show This Sat 04/05/08

Come support the homies !